a bit eerie inside. Glass walls.

Plot twist: It was supposed to be a normal seaside restaurant, but they used discount building material. Lucky for them they had a lot of transparent caulk and ability to set a rebranding world record.

Source: I made it up.

If a mermaid doesn’t go by on the hour I’d be disappointed. (Okay not really. Thats cool)

maybe one of those polar plunge fellas here and there

haha, 10 sopping wet, out-of-breath employees show up to the checkout counter with two shopping carts full of caulk.

The architecture is so cool there. I have only seen Oslo but would love to be back.

I haven't been , what Oslo architecture caught your eye?

Mostly the Oslo Opera House. Just walking around that slope was very interesting, as it's made of marble and you get a fantastic view of the river during the daytime (but even kind of cool to see it at night, I'm sure).

Then there was just this general tendency, which I think is common in a lot of Nordic countries, for very colorful buildings. Makes everything seem a bit less dreary.

very interesting. I definitely see the parallel architecture forms there.